Nets drop sixth straight in 101-89 finish against Magic

The Brooklyn Nets cannot buy a win right now. They suffered yet another loss on Monday, this time at the hands of the Orlando Magic.

The Brooklyn Nets could not snap their extended losing streak in Orlando on Monday. They have now lost six games in a row, with the latest finish against the Magic being 101-89.

In addition to now being three games under .500, the Nets have dropped to eighth overall in the Eastern Conference standings, with the Magic passing them following their win.

Spencer Dinwiddie and Joe Harris were the only Nets to finish with double figures in the scoring column. They each scored 16 points. Though, Harris was much more efficient than Dinwiddie.

Harris finished 6-for-11 from the floor, knocking down 3 of his 7 3-point attempts. Whereas, Dinwiddie went 6-for-19 from the floor and only made 2 of his 10 3-point tries.

Garrett Temple, Taurean Prince and Wilson Chandler were ice cold from long-range. Prince went 2-for-9 from deep and Temple took eight threes but only made one. Chandler also only managed to knock down one of his 3-point tries, despite his six attempts.

Chandler did lead the Nets with nine boards. DeAndre Jordan had seven, while both Prince and Jarrett Allen hade eight apiece. But Allen continues to be quiet on the offensive end. He only scored five points on 2-for-6 shooting.